Get Your Free Finance Magazines
By Pinyo • Jun 6th, 2008 • Category: MiscellaneousYou may have noticed the Free Magazines link on my navigation bar…may be you haven’t. I want to tell you a little bit about this special offer. Basically, I have partnered up with TradePub.com to offer you the opportunity to get some free magazines.
How can these magazines be free?
In order to get these magazines, you have to answer a few questions (about 5 minutes worth of work). By answering the qualification questions, you are improving their demographic data (see privacy policy here) and allowing them to charge their advertisers more. If you qualify, the publisher will send you their magazines.
For some magazines, you are getting free trials and they will ask you to enter into a paid subscription relationship (you could choose not to continue at that point).
How to get started?
To get your free magazines, just click on this Free Magazines link and click on the magazine you’re interested in. Or you can click on any of the recommended magazines below:
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Provides the need-to-know information and inspiration that success-driven leaders can’t get anywhere else… |
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Is a global weekly magazine written and edited for readers who share an uncommon interest in being well and broadly informed… |
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The essential technology information source for builders of e-business… |
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Informs finance executives about the growing role of finance within organizations from changes in technology…. |
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Has tapped premier talent in the Internet industry for our content and each and every issue will contain practical advice.. |
Give it a try and enjoy your free magazines. If you’re still not sure, check out TradePub.com FAQ.
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I actually read these magazine free already, mostly when my dad and brother are done with them. The Economist and BusinessWeek are two good finance magazines.
One other source for a free magazine is also your local library. Save the planet and recycle the magazine by sharing with your peers.
great idea Pinyo, I love the economist will be signing up